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Insde the frozen hell of children's parties and American cultural imperialism. A comedy short from Make Me Films.
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Insde the frozen hell of children's parties and American cultural imperialism. A comedy short from Make Me Films.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tony Pitts
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Make Me Films
Cast
Tony Pitts
Director
Gracie Kelly
Good Princess
Lisa Allen
Bad Princess
Chris Brett
Big Eyed Reindeer
Katherine Kelly
Absent Princess
Phil Shepherd
Elvis Hardcastle
John Kelly
The Grandad
Simon Curley
Absent Reindeer/Glitter Bar Simon
Noel Kelly
Glitter Tiger
May Kelly
Car Park Princess
Ella Kraven
Birthday Princess
Ross Kelly
The Incredible Hulk
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